Article 97: Public joint stock company

1. The public joint stock company (art. 66.3, para. 1) is required to provide, for inclusion in the single public register of legal persons, information on the company name of the company containing an indication of the company ' s name. The equity society has the right to submit information on the company name of the company to be entered in the single State register of legal entities, The equity society has the right to publicly place (through open subscriptions) shares and securities converted to its shares that are They may apply publicly under conditions established by securities laws from the date of the entry into the single public register of legal persons of information on the company name of the society, the contents of which are: 2. The acquisition by a non-public company of the status of public society (paragraph 1 of this article) results in the nullity of the provisions of the musta. 3. In accordance with the provisions of this Code, the law on joint-stock companies and the securities laws. A public joint-stock company shall form a collegiate body of public administration (art. 65.3, para. 4) whose number of members may not be less than five. 4. The responsibility for maintaining the register of shareholders of the public joint stock company and 5. In a public joint stock company, the number of shares owned by the public may not be restricted. The statute of a public joint stock company may not provide for an unnecessary number of votes to be cast by a single shareholder, their total nominal value and the maximum number of votes to be cast by a single shareholder. No one may be given the right to take over shares of a public joint stock company except in cases where: Article 100, paragraph 3, of the present Code provides that the statute of a public joint stock company may not be reserved for the exclusive competence of the general meeting of shareholders to decide matters other than those relating to: 6. The public company is obliged to disclose publicly the information provided for by the law. The requirements for the creation and operation of companies and for the termination of public companies are set by the law on joint stock companies and the securities laws.